so we head out to the heart of the everglades and release the little guy.ot of people don't understand how or why anybody would love a gator. how could you love these cold-blooded killers? >> it's kind of like a love-hate relationship. we love them, but this alligator wouldn't think twice about biting you again. >> i don't like fuzzy things and puppies. i like sharks, snakes, gators. >> reporter: collectively, they have 30 years experience wrestling gators to which there's actually a method to the madness. we head back to the gator farm. >> what you want to do is get in front of him. >> reporter: are you serious? i'm not doing this. to safely trap a gator, one must tire it out first. but quickly, this gator tires me out. >> drop the tail and go straight to the neck. >> reporter: a titanic battle, gator flunky -- >> you're going to get bit. >> reporter: i'm matt gutman in the everglades. >> our thanks to matt gutman. next up, the most buzzed about and controversial movie of the season, an exclusive interview with the director and stars of "django unchained."

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driving out into the everglades, we find matt and jeff feeling confident. u guys think your chances are of finding a python? >> real good. >> reporter: and armed to the teeth. >> 10 gauge shotgun. >> 10 gauge shotgun. >> 38 revolver. >> 22 ruger. >> reporter: and those knives, the brush thick, the search tedious. on our way out, they spot something slithering into the water. >> you can make a move a little bit. >> reporter: nothing. we leave them hacking into the brush with a long night and a month of hunting ahead. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> our thanks to matt tonight. >>> when we come back here from that funny moment fending off love into the workplace. >> i'll get into so much trouble. >> you'll get into trouble but with your pants on. >> a real-life love catch. the "snl" funny man and his bride-to-be topping our "instant index" when we come back. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whis

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. >> in the everglades they have a terrible problem. >> i don't want your little mouth around me. i don't mind holding your body. you keep your little mouth to yourself. >> let me ask you, how does this kill its prey? >> it will strike at it. >> don't put it near me. >> it will sit in an ambush position and strike at it and coil around it. >> you cannot believe how strong it is trying to -- it just wants you, hoda. >> concentrate.

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driving into the everglades and you have them feeling confident. >> what do you think your chances are of finding a python? >> gad, real good. >> and to the t. >> a 12 gauge shotgun. >> 38 revolverrer. >> and those not. the brush is thick. they spot something slithering into the water. >> you can make him move. >> nothing. we leave them hacking into the brush with a long night and a month of hunting ahead. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >>> they are cooking for a cause. the bay area teens working in the kitchen to help combat cancer. and this week's box office leaders. and our accu-weather seven-day forecast. looks like the temperatures >>> here is a sobering fact. in sonoma county alone, 3,000 people are diagnosed with cancer every year. that means 3,000 people and their families are struggling with the impact of treatments and life complications. tonight wayne freedman tell tells us about a nonprofit group that is making the healing process easier. >> we will do an apple. >> the tasks we take for granted, making a meal. try it when recovering from a leukemia treatment. >> i could lie

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so they put them in the everglades and the pitheythons the everglades. predator, except the alligators and they haven't been too successful. the python hunt starts tomorrow, the contest, a month long. and, you know, this is not a fishing tournament. you're not coming in with stringers of fish. i've been on these before. and in the last big one they had a few years ago, no one caught a single python in a month. >> what? >> reporter: they're not that easy to spot. you got to hope for cool weather. when they like to come out and sun themselves in the warm afternoon on the roadways. we have had such warm weather down here, brooke, that the chances of them even being out where you're going to see them is slim to none. so it is definitely a challenge to find these pythons for these people that are hunting them. we'll go out there with them tomorrow -- >> i know you will. hang on. let me get this in, because this is what peta said, peta's side of things. when pythons are beheaded, they can suffer up to an hour before they die. they ask hunters to limit the ways

these pythons are enormous problem there. >> reporter: there only has been one study down in the everglades national park couple years ago. it was basically observations along the roadways. mammals spotted but the number of racoon and down 90% over the last 20 years and lot has been blamed on the python. you can get $1500 if you catch the biggest one and people are coming as far away from california. thousand hunters storming the swamps looking for pythons. >> shep: so far the pythons shall winning. thank you. ♪ you know my heart burns for you... ♪ i'm up next, but now i'm sging the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is!

. >>> in the everglades florida governor bill nelson got down and dirt with the python hunt. he was trying to draw attention to the known known snakes which have been known to either deer and alligators. the senator's expedition turned up 92 pythons. >>> and in the nation's capital people may have been doing a double take as wax statues of president obama and first lady michelle came through on a double decker bus. mr. obama's statue has more gray hair while the first lady's hair and makeup and clothing are more in line with 2013. >>> in sports, college basketball. third-ranked duke with georgia tech and mason itembly had 16 points for the blue devils. in a 67-55 victory. and minnesota, glenn robinson iii made a steal an a spectacular 360-degree jam. very nice. michigan over minnesota 84-75. >>> in the nba, milwaukee surged in the second half against phoenix. and the bucks beat the suns, 98-94, for the first win in phoenix in 26 years. >>> the nfl playoffs on sunday, atlanta hosts san francisco in the nfc championship game and the ravens are in new england for the afc title g

john is out python hunting in the everglades, like a real man. how many have you seen? now. we are on a trail that bisects the florida everglades between miami and naples and we are now closer to naples than miami. we are out here with justin matthews, he and his brother-in-law have come across from the west coast of florida to be in this python challenge. do know, the species, it's a constrictor, not a venomous snake, but they can get 15-20 feet long and they have no natural enemy so they have been introduced and taken over. it's critical that they get a handle on these snakes out here in the glades, we had an opportunity earlier today at the kickoff event to talk to justin and to talk with an officer from the wild life commission about what they are hoping to accomplish. >> you can go out there for days and days and days and not see one python. i don't care how much experience you have. it is gonna take in luck. >> if we remove one snake from the ecosystem we have done a did thing. if everyone brings one snake, that is 700 less that we have in the ecosystem. >> but the

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. >> john zarrella is in the florida everglades with the latest. >> reporter: this is the road that goesd bisecretaries the florida everglades between miami and nape els. we're closer to napels than miami. we've been out here for a couple hours looking for pythons, it's not that easy to find them, that's for sure. at night, they like to come up by the road and take the warmth of that road off the payment and that keeps their bodies warm. they're cold blooded creatures. i'm joined by justin matthews. you're a wildlife expert trying to find these things. the reality is, we didn't get any, didn't find any. that's to be expected. >> yes, it is. a needle in a haystack. i would be surprised if we came out today and got a snake. >> it's been so warm lately? >> yes, been so warm, they've been curled up, been, you know, hiding in the shade in the thicket, where people can't go, and chances are we've walked right by one today. didn't see it. >> it's an invasive species, they're trying to get rid of them here, the real problem in florida. south florida especially, right? >> yes, big problem, they'r

. >> reporter: here at the homestead alligator farm in the everglades. >> they're right there. >> theyeporter: the boys get closer to gators that seems sane. in their second season, they track gators in the mississippi mud. they're distinguished by an apparent immunity to fear. and trademark quirks. the no shoes, for example? >> since i started wrestling alligators, i started with shoes on. and you didn't feel right. you didn't have the right footing. i started going barefooted. >> reporter: no props. no prods. that's real blood. you're the epitome of don't try this at home. >> exactly. >> reporter: how many years experience do you have in this this. >> well over 34 collectively. >> reporter: how many bites? >> i have seven. >> over probably 40. >> reporter: on this day, the gator boys have two gators to dispose of. the nine-foot monster and this little guy. what are we doing with this guy? >> we're going to bring him out. and because he's under four feet, we have to release him to the wild. >> reporter: this guy doesn't do damage, right? >> if this guy bit you and kept spinning, it's

and there are about 750 people registered to come out here to the everglades to try and at least cap can, this exploding population. and we talked to justin earlier today as well as an officer from the fish and wildlife commission about catching these pythons. >> you can go out there for days and days and days, and not see one python. i don't care how much experience you have. it is going to take some luck. >> if we remove one snake from the ecosystem, we have done a good thing. and imagine if 700 people are out there and get one snake, that is several hundred less we have in the ecosystem. >> reporter: and that is the issue, first of all, nobody knows exactly how many there are. could be 10,000, or 100,000, i've been out on these, don, this is not my first rodeo. i've been out here before, and only once have i ever been out here with a guy who has caught a python, where we are. because they're just very, very difficult to spot one out in the everglades, you know, you could step on one. >> oh, my gosh, john, you are much braver than i am, because i am -- i couldn't do this assignment

. >>> in the everglades, bill nelson got down and dirty on a python hunt thursday. ing to draw attention to the problem of the giant nonnative snakes, which have been known to eat deer and alligators. the senator's expedition turned up no pythons. >>> in south dakota, an anonymous donor gave students $10 each with specific instructions to use the money for good. one student bought a blanket for a church baby shower while another paid for lunch so his mother wouldn't have to. this is the school's third donation encouraging students to pay it forward. very sweet. >>> in sports, third rank duke hosted georgia tech. it was a 73-57 victory. number five michigan faced number nine minnesota. the wolverines glen robinson iii made a steal and a spectacular 360-degree jam. >>> in the nba, milwaukee surged in the second half against phoenix, and the bucks beat the suns 98-94 for their first win in phoenix in 26 years. >>> the nfl playoffs on sunday, atlanta hosts san francisco in the nfc championship game. the ravens are in new england for the afc title game. the winners will m

here, over the weekend, there was a group called 100 plus abandoned dogs of the everglades. ho run the foundation is amy ronin. they go in the ever glades and save dog. people who don't want the dog or cats go in and leave the animals to die, in some cases they get bit by snakes and die. they rescued 23 dogs over the weekend. if you have an animal that you don't want, bring it to a shelter. number two, if you have room, rescue an animal, florida, or -- >> greg: who rescues the snakes? >> eric: they stay there. >> dana: i saw a snake on fox and friends. scary. i'm going to go next. i found out about the story, max park who is a young boy, he has autism. he wanted to, went to a rubix cube competition. he wanted to watch it but he is amazing at it. watch this. >> beating them bay minute. >> division title and placeded him among the best 100 players in the world. >> some of the kids were like college age kids. wait a second. really? that was a surprise. >> dana: go. i had a 3 x 3. he had a 6 x 6 one. >> greg: you used to live in one, right? >> dana: you're still not going. kimber

there they be up to 100,000 in the everglades, they are nonv n nonvenomous but they are constrict forst in the first day of the competition. they have seven of them total. this one is about nine, ten feet in length. and frank, you know, we were talking, this is not just about catching and killing snakes, is it? >> that's correct. in fact for us. this event is really all about science and we're not only going to take advantage of the python challenge, to ask questions that we have not been able to do before. this is going to give us our largest single one-time sample most snakes over a single area that we have ever been able to collect. and we're going to be able to ask questions about contaminants and can we ---help us address the very important question about what impacts these species have on our native ecosystem. we will not why is. >> you're going to go necropsies right here on site? >> this is just about the average size 6 to 9 feet is the average size snake that people catch out in the everglades. >> how many years old would this snake be? >> this snake would be two, maybe three

because they're going to have to go out into the wild, into the everglades, to capture these animals. >> reporter: he thinks the vast majority of hunters won't find a single snake. but will find plenty of mosquitos and alligators, too. amy? >> sounds tempting, steve. thanks so much. >> i'm glad there are others. >> me, too. >>> we're going to turn to the royal portrait. kate's first unveiled in london. this is the portrait that millions will see for years to come. is it a success? you're going to be the judge right now. and abc's lama hasan has the story. >> reporter: this morning, the moment of truth. william and kate entering london's national portrait gallery, anxiously awaiting for the unveiling of the duchess' first official portrait. it took 3 1/2 months to create. would the painting do the duchess justice? take a look for yourself. kate sat twice for the portrait. once in may and again in june. painter paul emsley says he wanted to capture her natural beauty. and he thought he was originally going to paint her without a smile. after meeting her, he changed his mind. >> i think

>> one of florida's own senator now hunting pythons in the florida everglades. elson joining hundreds of others trying to weed out the invasive snake population in the 2013 python nelson. senator nelson lost -- ban trade pythons. wildlife researchers from the university of florida joined him today in the everglades. reportedly up to 150,000 burmese pythons in the national park there. so far hunters have caught only 11. they are allusive, aren't they? no word whether or not the senator bagged any today. i'm bill hemmer in tonight for shepard smith. this is the fox report. a rescue operation at a bp gas plant in algeria. the question is how many hostage did algerian forces actually rescue? a source telling fox news two americans are now free. no word on the other americans the militants claim they were holding along with dozens of other foreigners. "the fox report" correspondent jonathan hunt in our newsroom tonight. what are we hearing jonathan from the algerian government on this? finally they are saying very little other than this military operation took place a

snake hunting time in the everglades. er burmese python challenge trying to reduce the snake population in southern florida. fearless phil keating is on the hunt in the everglades. how many were caught already? >> so far the pythons have the edge. nothing caught and captured and killed on saturday. reportedly late last night some brothers actually captured three pythons but nothing official yet from florida fish and wildlife which is trying to and succeeding at getting massive publicity on this python challenge, the month-long event. people from as far away, and these are amateur hunters, as far away as san francisco participating in this event. all day saturday and sunday these hunters dressed in camouflage and a whole lot of weapons went out looking for python. >> shotgun here 12-gauge. i've got a ma chet thee and a 25 caliber sidearm. chris? >> i have the gts. >> and tommy, well he's got the speed if we need it. >> good luck. >> yeah. >> we went off in the back woods of the ever grades where there is not much but wildli

john zarrella, cnn, reporting from the florida everglades. >>> half past the hour now. let's take a look at the headlines right now. on tuesday a task force headed by vice president joe biden expected to recommend a ban on assault-style weapons. that's just one option the task force may put on the president's desk in the wake of the connecticut elementary school shooting one month ago. president obama made clear this weekend that he is ready for a fight over how he responds to the recommendation. >>> american troops helped france in an attempt to rescue a french intelligence agent held hostage by militants in somalia. president obama detailed the u.s. involvement in the mission which happened friday night. he said u.s. troops lent what he called limited technical support and american aircraft if needed. the mission failed. the captured agent was not rescued and the french government believe he is now dead. >>> former president george h.w. bush may get to leave the hospital this week. the 41st president shown here on his birthday last june has been in the hospital since

wildlife experts say as many as 150,000 burmese pythons are slithering around in the florida evergladesstephen: the problem stemmed from people importing these south asian monsters as exotic pets, and then letting them escape. and i'm giving a tip of the hat to florida officials for coming up with a plan. >> state officials have organized the 2013 python challenge. bag a python, you could pocket a reward of a thousand bucks. >> stephen: a thousand bucks. with that kind of money, you could get something cool, like a pet python. [ laughter ] if you get bored with it, just let it go. [ laughter ] now there are rules. >>either shoot it once in the head or use a machete and chop its head off. any python more than two pieces will not be accepted for prizes. [ laughter ] >> stephen: very important. very important. no more than two pieces of snake will be accepted. so don't come in trying to pass off your old snake chunks. [ laughter ] and florida residents, please be careful. it's easy to think you've bagged a 6-foot albino burmese, when in fact you've captured florida governor rick scott. [ l

wildlife officials believe that pet owners dropped them off in the everglades, ten, 15, 20 years ago nakes got too big to handle, and there may be up to 100,000 of them out there, but john, let me show you a sign here. the reality is that you got a much better chance in florida of seeing one of those, an alligator, out here than you'll ever have of actually seeing a python. john. >> you know, i don't really want to see either, but thanks very much, john. keep your eyes open, and stay safe down there. >> all right. let's go back to soledad in newtown, connecticut. >>> all right, john. thank you. as we continue reporting this morning from newtown, connecticut, where the horrific tragedy at sandy hook elementary school happened exactly one month ago, we have a conversation with connecticut's brand new senator democrat chris murphy, newtown was part of his district back when he was a congressman. here to talk about that, nice to have you, sir. we appreciate your time this morning. >> thanks for being here. >> you have been meeting with the families that have been affected by the tragedy.

hopefully we can stop this proliferation of those burmese pythons that are eating up everything in the everglades, including alligators. but that's a subject for another day. the subject before us is gun violence. now, is there anybody that does not realistically with common sense think that we should do a criminal background check for anyone that is purchasing a gun? that's about as common sense, as moderate a position as you can take, given the circumstances that we find ourselves in with people that go in and start slaughtering innocent children. maybe that's the one thing that we can get over 60 votes in this chamber in order to pass, and maybe they will consider it in the other body, the house of representatives. but secondly, is there anybody that thinks that we should have clips that i showed with the sheriff of orange county in orlando last week, clips that are this long that hold 60 rounds? the law that i voted to extend back in 2004 said that clips of more than ten would not be allowed. is that not reasonable? is that not common sense? i know how people say oh, you can change a clip in

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melissa: 400 people are locked in the everglades to hunt burmese pythons. ave a hunting license to do that. it is all going to work out just ne. the month-long 2013 python challenge offers a reward for the longest python. $1000. i feel like it is worth more than that. possibly worth a gold shirt. [laughter] >> that's rit, you should get a gold shirt. >> this is like the movie jaws. >> is a bad thing. to i guess they want to get everyone really junk day after day. [laughter] >> i'm a snake in that area, i'm heading for the hills. >> i don't think this is going to end well. >> if you don't need any background or expertise whatsoever, presumably there is a lot of them if they are trying to kl them. melissa: all right, the leader of north korea kim jong-un, is giving every child in the country a sweet treat. but here's the kicker. it was for his birthday. he carried on the tradition and thing 2 pounds of candy to every kid. even on the outlying islands. we think about that? >> i think it's part of the brainwashing. >> here's your candy for my birthday. 2.2 pound